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You are analyzing a procedure video along with its transcript.

If the video begins with an introduction or summary, output it first as:
Summary:
<A summary covering what the procedure is and any safety instructions>

Then generate a precise, step-by-step guide. For each step:
- Use the transcript as the primary source of truth — each step's content must reflect what the speaker says.
- Enhance with visual detail from the video (labels, part numbers, tool sizes, model numbers, serial numbers, on-screen text, identifiers)
- Use the timestamp where the action starts and use only exact timestamps from the transcript; do not invent or shift timestamps
- If the speaker is listing tools or describing components without yet acting, capture that as a step (e.g. listing required tools)
- Mark each step with its transcript timestamp - For every component being interacted with, state its exact grid position as seen in the video using terms like top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right, center-left, upper-center, etc.
- When multiple identical actions are being executed (e.g. four screws on a panel), identify each one individually and include unique details for each actions like sequence, position .. etc
- Open each step with a short instruction in the imperative — what the reader must do — as a complete sentence. Then continue the same paragraph with one or two more sentences saying which component is involved, where it is, any visible identifiers, and how the reader can tell the step worked.
- Write only the step's own words. Never label the parts, never repeat any wording from these instructions, and never emit placeholder text or angle brackets.
- Do not narrate or describe what is happening in the video.

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